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UNIONf&glLABEU
Ye Smudge Pot
Br Arthur Perry
In the accounts of tho devilments or
tho Russian Reds nnd the Russian
Whites, ono honrs nothing of tho Rus
sian Yellows, who were highly conspic
ioiis at important crises' of tho late
fracas, by thoir sprinting ability to
wards homo.
Tho conference at Portland for the
erection of a tourist hotel at Crater
Lalto, brought forth licarly and volun
teer pledges to glvo everything but
money to mako a success of the
scheme.
THE POWER OF THE PRES8
(Albany Democrat)
DEMOCRAT
WANT ADDS
JACKSONVILLE BANK
CASHIER ACQUITTED
OF FRAUD CHARGES
.What has become of tho old fashlon
crt citizen who used to make a business
trip to llornbrook, Cal., ovory Satur
day afternoon?
IT WAS A SHAM BATTLE.
DrniXfi llio rodent unpleasantness, which fcrniinaji'il Noveni
lii'i' .'inl, we freiiii'nlly made the iisscrlion that politically the
contest was a sham. On the conspicuous issues we maintained, there 1
was no distinct party clcvcage, that the only genuine issue, was one
of efficiency and on this issue the Republicans had all the best of it.
Nevertheless, as everyone will recall, there was a frrcat deal of
talk about the League of Nations, tin? tariff, Wilson's meddlesome
foreign policy, Chinese ef;t;s, Australian beef and what-not, while
this eharu'e of noise and fury signifying nothing, was vociferously
condemned.
But what doth the little birdie see? It is semi-officially announced
from Washington that t lie Harding administration will follow the
Wilson administration, on all the important policies, produced as by
produclsof the war. The League id' Nations is not to be scrapped,
as the DeiiKicrats charged, the form may be radically changed, but
the .spirit is to be retained. Not a single foreign policy of the Demo
cratic parly is to be reversed, a majority of them are to be sustained
without the dotting of an "i" or crossing of a "I."
And how about the tariff? The tariff is precisely where it was,
not a political issue at all, but. solely an economic one. In fact, Sen
ator McKendrick of Wyoming, Democrat, leads in support of the
( incrgency bill, while his chief opponent is an eastern Republican,
and his chief aide a southern Democrat.
And lias Harding proved to 'be the hide-bound 100 per cent Re
publican so glibly forseen, putting the partizan label on every act and
every cog of the new administration '! Hardly. An ex-Democrat is
his private secretary, another democrat is comptroller of the currency,
still another democrat at least a democrat for. forty years is award
ed the highest diplomatic prize within the power of the president to
bestow, ambassador to the court of St. James.
And efficiency, the capacity of the new administration, assisted
by men like Hoover and llughes,:to put tlie'affairs, of the country on
a business like and constructive basis; remains the one consideration
upon .which the Republican parly, as n party, must rise or fall.
START THE BALL ROLLING.
AT LAST a businesslike proposition to make Crater Lake the re
sort it should be made, has been launched, and headed by Port
land, every community in the state should contribute something to
the cause. The Mail Tribune herewith starts the ball rolling with a
contribution of i);100, available whenever it is needed.
Give the deputy sheriff a motorcycle and a free hand in check
ing up the speed fiends in this county. A deputy without a speed
ometer, can no more enforce speed laws than a policeman without a
elub can quell a riot.
As yet there have been no audible democratic protests against
sending Colonel Harvey out of the country, to devote his literary
energies to diplomatic correspondence.
Tho now secretary of agriculture
knows tho niliidB or tho farmm-H, in
proposing that what tho runner buys
bo reduced, and what the farmer sells
bo increasod.
"Position Wanted Lieutenant in
Franco wants general work in office"
(Want Ad Portland Journal) Can
handlo major tasks.
THE WOE OF LETTING GO!
(Eugene Register)
"Dear Miss Pago I am a collcgo
student ,hnvo boon keoplng com
pany with a girl for several months
but. did not Intend to mako hor
think that on expression of ser
tousnoss. 1 was only a steady ho
causo I liko hor company. To my
surpriso, I bcllovo she has como to
think very much of mo. Whllo
Hho commands my hlghost respect
nail I do not want to innko her and,
J am not ready to become Berious
in tho matter. How should 1 ap
proach hor to let her know that I
cannot bocomo too devoted be
cimno of sevoral yours of further
college work? Indeed, what shall
1 do? Poor .ilmnile.
It In now against tho law to amtiko n
cignrotto In Utah, bat It is all right to
hnvo 40 wives.
There are going to be a ltd. of sick people in these drv United
CU . . . t ...
oiaies me coming year, now that a case oL old-fashioned beer is of-
lieially sanctioned medicine.
RipplingRhijmGs
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GOVERNMENT.
RESULTS REMARKABLE
SAYS NEW YORK MAN
Prominent Rochester Citizen
Tried Ten Years to Get
Relief, but Tanlac Is Only
Thing That Helped Him.
One of thu latest iu testify JoK.iid-
iiiK the powers of Tanlne, Uio cele
brated medicine, which Iiuh been ac
eon)!Iihin Hurh remarkable results.
is James J. Ueasley, 102 l-Jlr.ulurf
Avenue, Rochester, New York. . Air.
lieasley 1ms been chief record keeper
for the Department of Water Works,
city of Itochcster lor thirty years nnd
is a well known and highly respected
citizen. In referring to the remark
able recovery of his health by the
use of Tanlac, Mr. lieasley said:
"I have been trying for ten years
to find relief from a case of dys
pepsia. Nothing ever helped me to
amount to anything until I got Tan
lac. This is saying a great deal, for
1 did everything ii seems that a man
could do to find relief. Of course.
I was hardly ever sick enough to go
to bed and was most always able to
keep going, but I just never felt right.
At times during those ten years, my
stomach would become sour like vine
gar. 1 would have an uncomfortable
bloated up feeling after eating that
would last for hours. I suffered a
great deal from nausea. At times
my heart would flutter and palpitate
and I would become alarmed over my
condition. My nerves were on edge
all the time, and I became irritable,
nervous and restless. I had no
strength or energy to do anything.
In fact I wasn't like myself at all.
lOven a week or two ago it was an
effort for me to get out of my chair
and I felt as stiff and clumsy as -an
'old work horse.'
"It is really remarkable what Tan-
JAMHS J. ItKASLKY
of HochestPi. X. V.
Uc has accomplished In "my case. It
has relieved me entirely of indiges
tion, I never have that distressing
"pel i n ir si n v m nro after on t i n it. a n d I
feel perfectly fine in" every way. I
will always feel . 'grateful , for . what
this wonderful medicine has done for
me and 1 am only too'glad to give U
my heartiest endorsement.''!
Tanlac is sold in Medford by West
Hid Pharmacy, in Jacksonville by J.
W. Robinson, in Rogue River 1y
W. S. Cary, and by leading druggists
in every town. . Adv.
Automobile Accidents
and Lawsuits
You may take everv lnumn precaution against
af-cidei.ls, but if Wi-bst.'r is right, Ihey often happwi
at most unexpected times and places. Automobile
accidents are no except"'"- , ,
If confronted with a claim for injuries inf licted
cither- real or fancied the experience will be very
unpleasant at best. Most people desire protection
a'-ainst financial loss to themselves but at the same
time do not want to escape an obligation to anyone
who has suffered through their fault. The only solu
tion for properly meeting; the responsibilities of own-in"-
an automobile is known as LIABILITY INSUR
ANCE. The rates have been steadily lowered as the
form has become more popular and the cost is now
really negligible. Get full particulars front ..,
cCURDY
Insurance Agency
Medford National Bank Bldg. Tel. one-two-three
0ARSENESS
Swallow slowly small pieces
rub well over the throat
VA po Run
Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly
5 I
(fjiirf once)
TO EVERY,
WOMAN
.Young InilU'H or tho valloy, riitui iiliiK
from u sojourn in minny Ciillfornlu
linvo consult niliiKlliiK with tho Tnl
niadHo KlrlB, mid Kono to meeting tho
Koodlooklng film actor, Kugcno
O'Jlrlcn.
PRESIDENTIAL CRUELTY
(Corvallls Gazette)
Tho illKimtclms announce that
JlanlfiiK boats his clerks down to
the office mornings.
Tho prospects of getting a drink
without becoming a criminal are in
creasing, nil opinion being rendered,
that whiskey, wine, and beer can be
prescribed for medicinal purposes.
, Sickness will Increase, and the first
doses should ho administered to those
who have been drinking home brew.
Testimony in the trial of Clara lla
moil Smith reveals that she reall.ed
"her romance, was closed," on the day
that (he lion. Jake llaiuou announced
that ho had did the same to his pocket-book.
Oil development continues unabnted
n largo amount of drilling being done
In the Nash district, r
TAKING ANOTHER CHANCE
(Oregon City Enterprise)
Announcement lias been made of
the engagement of Mrs. Florence
I.. Sudlow, widow of Upland-Stanford
Sjidlow, to James Kink.
Cltlr.ens who think the war is over,
should try dumplug some tin cans in
tho area of .I'vlMo recently manicured
of such, by Col. Sargent.
About one more Sunday of rain, and
there will be a new face In Ibe local
tneleoioloslcal bureau.
TIIK cost of government's too frrcat, wo similiter id the fig
ures spriniff, mid Junes, the voter, pays the freight mid feels,
tlint he is buintf stung. Economy is thought u bore, it's not by
governments desired ; it takes nine men to do a chore that one,
could do, and not feel tired. This government can't buy n miilo
without ten miles of scarlet tape; inspectors round tlie critter
fool, and write reports upon ils shape; and vets report upon its
looks, describe the places where it sweats; nnd forty clerks in
forty books write down the findings of the. vets. Tin? mule would
bring but little inon, if offered at a farmer's sale; but when our
I'uclt! Sam gets one it costs hint, ball' ii Ion of kale. And every
thing our Uncle does is done the most expensive way ; employes
in his buildings buzz like flies upon a summer day. And states
men windily orate, ami grafters crowd the public trough, and
-Jones, he sadly pays the freight, and wonders where lm will get
off. Oh, you are done, and I am Junes, and we have bunions
on our backs, and we have tired and aching bones, from toiling
'neath a beastly tax. The country for retrenchment groans, some
pressing evils to abate; alas, my. friends, we all are Jones, and
Jones, you know, be pays the freight.
NAl'I.KS. Mai. II. Father John
I loch, whose passport will not ho vised
by tho American consul here, intends
to go to Home to ask an explanation
from tho American embassy. This ac
tion will bo taken through tho Czecho
slovak legation at the Italian capital,
it Is said. Later ho luteuihi to go to
Vienna, in which city he will take the
necessary steps to get permission to
enter the I'nited States.
Father Hoch was accused of being
an associate of Count Michael Karolyl
former president of tho Hungarian re
public, who was expelled from Italy
two weeks ago for iillcgcd communis
tic agitation. '
Car, Truck and Tractor
Repairing
Wo slam! back of every job we do.
821 W. TKNT1I ST.
l'HOXH Hfl-V
BE PHOTOGRAPHED
THIS YEAR
ON YOUR BIRTHDAY
SWEM'S STUDIO
T. G. HEINE, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Surgery of Eyes. Ears, Noso and
Throat. All diseases of theso organs
treated. Glosses fittod. 314-315 Lib
erty BtdR., Cor. Main & Oraps Sts.
GOOD CLOTHES
, I Mako Them
KLEIN 5-
128 East, Man St.
CUBONA Person)
Typewriter
Fold It up, take It
with you, type
write anyw'h ere.
I 160.00. Including
I carrying case.
virciiFORI) IUtOK BTOKB
Distributor for Po. Oregon.
Yl I1HII Ht
The . Medford
Auto Paint Shop
(Registered)
General Motor Car Kcflntshlng
V. Central & Jnckson. Phono 79?
Plumbing and Heating
Quality Service
Wm. Hammett
42 S.-Central Phone 669
Licensed
CITY SCAVENGER
All refuse immediately removed on
short notice. Weekly visit tn resi
dence districts. Dally business dis
trict. Phono 89S.
WTUTSFTCT & .1KNNTNGR.
AN OLD MAN
Is tho Man ten voars older than you 5
YOU CAN TELL HIM
I!v His Mode of Travel
KEEP YOUNG .
Ily Hiding a I'.iUo or a .;
Harley-Davidson
Motorcycle
Demonstration at
Gaylord Motorcycle
Shop - :-
YOU CAN GET MOST ANY
OLD THING AT MOST ANY
OLD TIME AT DE VOE'S
Overland Wrecked, 1 Hurt
DIXON, 111., Mar, 11. A broken rail
wrecked tho Chicago and Northwest
ern Overland limited train while It was
traveling fifty miles per hour near
here today. A trainmnn suffered minor
Injuries. Klght stocl I'ullmau cars
were derailed.
Slight Quake in Indiana
TEUHK 11ACTK. hid., tfar. 14, An
earth shock was fell In Torre Haute
nnd vicinity this morning. No damage
was reported here or from surrounding
towns.
I You Must Replace the Wear
X l rn . i n 3.
and Tear on the Human System
Rid you ever stop to consider
what a tremendous task is placed
upon your human system every
day?
Your heart is constantly pump
ing life and vitality to every part
of your body. This is being- rap
idly .consumed after beinp; turned
into onergy and strength that
keeps your System performing its
various functions.
Kvery day there is a certain
amount of wear uml tour thai must
t rcplacvd, if yea uj- to enjoy
good health.
Many people have found S. S. S.
a great aid in keeping their system
in good condition. Being such a'
line blood tonic and system-builder
S. S. S. strengthens and enriches
the blood supply, and gives new
vigor and vitality to the whole
body.
S. S. S. is sold liy all druggists.
Write for free literature and full
information to Chief Medical Ad
viser. IHJ Swift Laboratory, At
lanta, (la.
EARL FRUIT
COMPANY
of the
Northwest
SELL
Corona Dry
Arsenate of Lead
Rex .
Lime Sulphur
Oil Solutions
QUALITY AND PRICE RIGHT
L. M. CAMPBELL
District Manager
Bodies
We make a specialty of all
kinds of J'xidios for Trucks,
Cabs and Deliver' Wagons.
All Work
Guaranteed
Remember, we carry a big
stock of Auto Spring's.
Billings'
Carriage & Auto
Works
GIM CHUNG
China Eerti Store
Horb cure for e:rcne. headache, cat
arrh, Ulpthorta, sore throat, lung trouble,
klttnpy trouble, stomach troub.o, heart
iruubie, chills and lever, crinp, cougna,
poor circulation, carbuncles, tumors,
cracked brutisi, cures all kinds of goiter.
Medfcvnl, Oregon, Jan. 13, 1917.
This la to certify thAt I. the undersign
ed, had very severe stomach trouble ana
nad been bothered for several years and
last August was not expected to live, and
hearing of Oim Chung (whose Herb
Store is at 214 South Kront afreet, iled
ford), I decided to get herbs for my
stomach trouble, and 1 started to feeling
ut-iicr us suuu tta i usou mem anu louay
m a well man and can heartily retoiu
nient anyone afflicted as I was to se
Olm Chung and try bis Herbs.
(Signed) W R JuHNSON,
Witnesses:
3"m. Lewis, Eagle Point.
V. U Chtldreth, EaRle Point.
M. . Anderson, Medford.
a. E. Holmes, Ragle Point.
C. K. Moore, Kagle Point
J. V. Mclntyre. Haul Point.
Oeo. Von der Helen, tCagle Point.
luus, a, Moduli. bUffis pclnu
The
Geo. LTreichler Motor Co.
Have some good used cars
Dodge Brothers, one Hudson Speedster,
two Olds, one Ford Touring, One Maxwell
Delivery, one Ford Truck, one Olds Truck.
For sale, all in good condition and prices are
reasonable.
Come in and look them over
SYMPATHETIC SERVICE
Rendered la a Quiet Dignified manner at
THE PERL FUNERAL HOME
Your loved one la taken Into tbe Home where there la always
some ono with them. Our Residence Is on the Second Floor.
' Wo are Licensed Kmbalmers and are prepared to make shipment
to any port ol the United Statea or Foreign Countries. We will
take complete charge ot any Service and make all arrangements.
Lady Assistant. Phone 47.
Corner of Sixth and Oakdale. . One block west of Postoffloe.
BABY CHIX
HANSEN'S TIIAPNKKT SPECIALS
FH direct from Hansen's fnrm anl produced by hens ivltn n 17X-i7,-
ejtis a yenr rating. The Iml.ince r our stack Is of tho Hunseu
mid Tuncred Strain, not directly trapiicslcd, hut with years of
pood breeding behind (hem.
Hanson's Trapnest tSpiMjials--
1 day. old chix $ .30....
3 wt't'ks old chix 05....
S weeks old pullets 1.C0....
4 weeks old coekrels .Ii0....
5 weeks old cockrels 1.00.;..
Hansen's Tanered Strain
Bred to lay
. . ... . . f .20
.50
... (J125.00 per 100) 1.50
x (Seloetcd) .23
(Selected) .50.,..
ROGUE RIVER POULTRY FARM
('. I-'. Carpenter
Phone 20 1 -W.
I , THE UNIVERSAL CAR I I
The Ford Sedan . I
! The Ford Sedan, with an electric starling nnd III I
Slill ''n'1('n,K system is very popular among the people lllll
Dill 1 of Hokuo Hiver Valley. It is a permanently en- 111
I ! closed car with plenty of shade. To women It 11
I Ml 8 brings the convenience nnd luxury of nn eleetrle. I 111 9
S 111 l"rnhilit,v, dependability and eo.i.Mny of the lllll
III Come in and see this remnrkahle car ask for I
llljl a demonstration. You' cannot help hut w? im- lllll
1 1 I pressed by the moderate cost, beauty nnd slvenj?th
ii ' I
lllll Cor. Sixth and Pncifi,; lliitfurcy lljl